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Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- The attorney general says 30-year-old court ruling invalidated that law.
In Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem's written opinion he says the law behind the school administrators' decision to freeze the federal grant was "completely invalidated" by a 1981 court ruling.
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During the grant freeze, Bresciani had been accused of "bowing to political pressure" by the president of the NDSU Faculty Senate.
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Out the back door and under the big ash was a picnic table. At the end of summer, 1966, I lay down on it for nearly two weeks, staring up into branches and leaves, fighting fear and panic, because I had no idea where or how to begin a piece of writing for The New Yorker. I went inside for lunch, surely, and at night, of course, but otherwise remained flat on my back on the table. The subject was the Pine Barrens of southern New Jersey. I had spent about eight months driving down from Princeton day after day, or taking a sleeping bag and a small tent. I had done all the research I was going to do—had interviewed woodlanders, fire watchers, forest rangers, botanists, cranberry growers, blueberry pickers, keepers of a general store. I had read all the books I was going to read, and scientific papers, and a doctoral dissertation. I had assembled enough material to fill a silo, and now I had no idea what to do with it. The piece would ultimately consist of some five thousand sentences, but for those two weeks I couldn't write even one. If I was blocked by fear, I was also stymied by inexperience. I had never tried to put so many different components—characters, description, dialogue, narrative, set pieces, humor, history, science, and so forth—into a single package.
It reminded me of Mort Sahl, the political comedian, about whom, six years earlier, I had written my first cover story at Time. The scale was different. It was meant to be only five thousand words and a straightforward biographical sketch, appearing during the Kennedy-Nixon Presidential campaigns, but the five thousand words seemed formidable to me then. With only a few days to listen to recordings, make notes, digest files from Time correspondents, read morgue clippings, and skim through several books, I was soon sprawled on the floor at home, surrounded by drifts of undifferentiated paper, and near tears in a catatonic swivet. As hour followed hour toward an absolute writing deadline (a condition I've never had to deal with in fifty years at The New Yorker), I was able to produce only one sentence: "The citizen has certain misgivings." So did this citizen, and from all the material piled around me I could not imagine what scribbled note to take up next or—if I figured that out—where in the mess the note might be.
In my first three years at Princeton High School, in the late nineteen-forties, my English teacher was Olive McKee, whose self-chosen ratio of writing assignments to reading assignments seems extraordinary in retrospect and certainly differed from the syllabus of the guy who taught us in senior year. Mrs. McKee made us do three pieces of writing a week. Not every single week. Some weeks had Thanksgiving in them. But we wrote three pieces a week most weeks for three years. We could write anything we wanted to, but each composition had to be accompanied by a structural outline, which she told us to do first. It could be anything from Roman numerals I, II, III to a looping doodle with guiding arrows and stick figures. The idea was to build some form of blueprint before working it out in sentences and paragraphs. Mrs. McKee liked theatrics (she was also the school's drama coach), and she had us read our pieces in class to the other kids. She made no attempt to stop anybody from booing, hissing, or wadding paper and throwing it at the reader, all of which the kids did. In this crucible, I learned to duck while reading. I loved Mrs. McKee, and I loved that class. So—a dozen years later, when Mort Sahl was overwhelming me, and I was wallowing in all those notes and files—I thought of her and the structure sheets, and despite the approaching deadline I spent half the night slowly sorting, making little stacks of thematically or chronologically associated notes, and arranging them in an order that seemed to hang well from that lead sentence: "The citizen has certain misgivings." Then, as I do now, I settled on an ending before going back to the beginning. In this instance, I let the comedian himself have the last word: " 'My considered opinion of Nixon versus Kennedy is that neither can win.' "
The picnic-table crisis came along toward the end of my second year as a New Yorker staff writer (a euphemistic term that means unsalaried freelance close to the magazine). In some twenty months, I had submitted half a dozen pieces, short and long, and the editor, William Shawn, had bought them all. You would think that by then I would have developed some confidence in writing a new story, but I hadn't, and never would. To lack confidence at the outset seems rational to me. It doesn't matter that something you've done before worked out well. Your last piece is never going to write your next one for you. Square 1 does not become Square 2, just Square 1 squared and cubed. At last it occurred to me that Fred Brown, a seventy-nine-year-old Pine Barrens native, who lived in a shanty in the heart of the forest, had had some connection or other to at least three-quarters of those Pine Barrens topics whose miscellaneity was giving me writer's block. I could introduce him as I first encountered him when I crossed his floorless vestibule—"Come in. Come in. Come on the hell in"—and then describe our many wanderings around the woods together, each theme coming up as something touched upon it. After what turned out to be about thirty thousand words, the rest could take care of itself. Obvious as it had not seemed, this organizing principle gave me a sense of a nearly complete structure, and I got off the table.


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ALBION -- A cast-iron tomb door was taken from Maple Grove Cemetery sometime between Thanksgiving and Saturday morning, one of the latest targets of a crime wave sweeping the state -- thefts from cemeteries.
The cast iron door to the tomb at Maple Grove Cemetery in Albion has been stolen.
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"It happens all the time now," said Marilyn Burgess, a volunteer for the Maine Old Cemetery Association.
"They'll take flag holders," she said. "They'll take the fences, gates, anything. I don't know what to do about it except keep people on their toes."
There are no suspects yet in the case of Albion's missing tomb door, said Capt. Daniel Davies of the Kennebec County Sheriff's Office.
The tomb, which was likely built when the cemetery on South Freedom Road was established in 1820, was used to store the dead during the winter until the ground thawed enough for gravedigging, said Phil Dow, president of the Albion Historical Society. The tomb would have been obsolete by the 1920s, when undertakers developed their own method of body storage.
Kathryn Sawtelle, chairwoman of Albion's cemetery committee, said there has been vandalism at the town's three cemeteries in the past, but the theft is something new. She believes the door was stolen for scrap.
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If anything raises suspicion, employees will call police after the sale, she said.
Burgess' association gathers historical information about the state's cemeteries, and also keeps track of vandalism and theft. Burgess said she doesn't have hard numbers, but has seen reports of metal thefts all over the state.
She believes that many instances of theft or vandalism in cemeteries go unreported or unnoticed.
"Sometimes no one goes into (cemeteries) for several months at a time, so you can't even tell exactly when some of these things have happened," she said. "A lot of these old cemeteries don't have any living descendants in the area."
Burgess said the Maine Old Cemetery Association tries to prevent theft and vandalism by raising awareness.
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WWE 12 pulls a move that would make its champions proud, reinventing itself and returning bigger and badder than ever before. New Predator Technology has supercharged presentation. Matches unfold with smoother animations, wrestlers unleash more moves, and victories are won with an all-new Breaking Point submission system. The game builds on its customization system by not only adding the ability to create your wrestler's entrance, but by letting you design the arena he's walking into. Shape your story as you take your favorite stars on the Road to Wrestlemania. Share your creations with the WWE community, build your legend in the revamped WWE Universe 2.0, and more.
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Detailed Description:
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the comfort of BEPREVE compared to LASTACAFT after instillation.
Allergic Conjunctivitis
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Case Control
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|A Patient Reported Ocular Comfort Assessment Comparing Bepreve to Lastacaft in Patients With a History of Allergic Conjunctivitis
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Further study details as provided by Cunningham, Derek N., O.D., P.A.:
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|April 2011
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|September 2011
Subjects with a history of allergic conjunctivitis.
Subjects with a history of allergic conjunctivitis.
Detailed Description:
After one drop is instilled subjects will complete a comfort assessment at 1, 3, 5, and 10 minutes after drop instillation.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Probability Sample
Study Population
Patients who are diagnosed with allergic conjunctivitis and who meet all other inclusion/exclusion criteria will be eligible to enter the study.
Inclusion Criteria:
Each patient must meet the following criteria to be enrolled in this study:
- Are male or female at least 18 years of age who are diagnosed with allergic conjunctivitis.
- Have allergic ocular symptoms within the last three days.
- Are willing/able to follow instructions from the study investigator and his/her staff.
- Have signed informed consent approved by Institutional Review Board or Independent Ethics Committee.
Exclusion Criteria:
Patients who meet any of the following criteria will be excluded from the study:
- Have known hypersensitivity to either BEPREVE™ or LASTACAFT® or to any component of the test article (including "procedural" medications such as anesthetic and/or fluorescein drops, dilating drops, etc.).
- Have active corneal pathology noted in the study eye at the screening visit. Active corneal pathology is defined as corneal pathology that is non stable, or greater than mild, or will compromise assessment of the safety or efficacy of treatment.
- Are pregnant or nursing/lactating.
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01339507
|Contact: Derek Cunningham, OD
|United States, Texas
|Derek Cunningham
|901 S. Mopac Expy, Bldg. 4, Suite 350, Texas, United States, 78746
|Contact: Derek Cunningham, OD 512.347.0255 email@example.com
Sponsors and Collaborators
Cunningham, Derek N., O.D., P.A.
Bausch & Lomb Incorporated
|Principal Investigator:
|Derek Cunningham, OD
|Dell Laser Consultants
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on April 23, 2014
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Derek Cunningham, Dell Laser Consultants
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01339507 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|April 19, 2011
|Last Updated:
|April 19, 2011
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Conjunctivitis, Allergic
Conjunctival Diseases
Eye Diseases
Hypersensitivity, Immediate
Immune System Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on April 23, 2014


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Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture (7 vols.)
by 7 authors Stegman, Thomas D., Mitch, Curtis, Sri, Edward P., Healy, Mary, Montague, George T., Williamson, Peter S., Keating, Daniel A.
Baker Academic 2008–2011
The Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture (7 vols.) responds to the desire of Catholics to study the Bible in depth and in a way that integrates Scripture with Catholic doctrine, worship, and daily life. The series offers a readable, informative commentary on eleven books of the New Testament. The Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture implements the theological principles taught by Vatican II for interpreting Scripture "in accord with the same Spirit by which it was written"—that is, interpreting Scripture in its canonical context and in the light of Catholic tradition and the analogy of faith (Dei Verbum 12).
The Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture (7 vols.) is packed with features designed to help readers use the Bible more effectively in teaching, preaching, evangelization, and other forms of ministry. Each volume provides exegesis as well as reflection and application sections. A set of cross-references links each passage to the Catechism, the Lectionary, and related biblical texts. Sidebars present information on the background of the text and on how the text has been interpreted by the Church. Abundant quotations from saints and Church Fathers enable readers to glimpse the continuity of Catholic tradition. Each volume includes a glossary, a list of suggested resources, an Index of Pastoral Topics, and an Index of Sidebars.
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- Includes a glossary, list of suggested resources, and two indexes
- Sidebars provide further information to the commentary
- Detailed exposition and commentary on the text
- Introduction to authorship, literary unity, historical context, theological themes, and contemporary relevance
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The Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture is a long-awaited addition to Catholic books on the Bible. It is clearly written, sticks to the facts, treats the Bible as true history, and does not get lost in idle speculation and guesswork about the sources of the Gospels and the other books. Homilists will find here the pearl of great price and the treasure hidden in a field. Laypersons who are looking for a truly Catholic interpretation of the Bible will find it here. Those who want to know more about God's holy word in the Bible will want to purchase the whole set.
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Those who preach and teach will find their burden lightened and turned into delight with the help of these commentaries. In a time when much biblical scholarship is written for other biblical scholars, these authors understand that the Bible is the book of the Church, the entire people of God.
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This engaging commentary, like each in the series, relates Scripture to life, is faithfully Catholic, and is supplemented by features designed to help readers understand the Bible more deeply and use it more effectively in teaching, preaching, evangelization, and other forms of ministry. The Gospel of Matthew is an ideal resource for those preaching or teaching on the Sunday Gospel readings from Matthew.
Over forty years ago, the Second Vatican Council called for biblical scholars to study the languages, literature, history, and culture of the Bible while paying close attention to the unity of Scripture, the living tradition of the Church, and the analogy of faith. In this exciting new commentary on the Gospel of Matthew, Curtis Mitch and Edward Sri do an outstanding job of fulfilling the biblical vision of Vatican II. For years I have wished for an up-to-date Catholic commentary on Matthew that would unite history and theology, Scripture and tradition, Old and New Testaments, Jewish roots and Christian faith. Now we have one! This extremely readable commentary should be on the shelf of any priest, deacon, seminarian, or layperson who wants to bring out 'treasures new and old' from the pages of the First Gospel.
—Brant Pitre, Professor of Sacred Scripture, Notre Dame Seminary
Is it possible to write a historically informed commentary on the Gospel of Matthew that does not position itself skeptically vis-a-vis the claims made in the narrative? Catholic scholars have for some time been hesitant to answer yes. In this volume, Curtis Mitch and Edward Sri invite us to meet the Jesus depicted by the evangelist Matthew—to meet him in his historical context and to meet him without fear that Matthew is leading us astray. The result is like meeting Jesus again for the first time: the Jesus whom we worship in the liturgy meets us in the Gospel as the living, breathing first-century Jew who is Emmanuel, God with us.
—Matthew Levering, Professor of Theology, University of Dayton
Curtis Mitch (MA, Franciscan University) is research fellow and trustee of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology in Ohio. He is the coauthor with Scott Hahn of the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible.
Edward Sri (STD, Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas, Rome) is Provost and Professor of Theology and Scripture at the Augustine Institute in Denver, is a founding leader with Curtis Martin of FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) and the author of several books on Scripture and the Catholic faith.
Integrating Scripture with Catholic doctrine, worship, and daily life, Mary Healy's volume unwraps the riches of Mark's Gospel for serious students and novices alike. It includes links to catechism and lectionary texts, accessible and substantive exegesis, reflection and application suggestions, biblical background and living tradition sidebars, and much more.
This well-written book fills a very important niche in our appreciation of the Gospels. Healy combines literary sensitivity with theological vigor, resulting in a reading of Mark that puts a compelling face on the message of this Gospel.
—Gary Anderson, Professor of Old Testament, University of Notre Dame
Though Mark's Gospel is the shortest Gospel in length, it is certainly not short in profound insights on the life and teaching of Our Lord. Mary Healy plumbs the depths and unwraps the riches of this Gospel for both the serious scholar and the novice alike in her easy-to-read and lucid style. With the incisiveness of a surgeon and the clarity of a scholar, she pulls back the curtain on the first century and the ministry of Jesus Christ. This commentary on Mark will fill an important place in my library!
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—Robert J. Karris, OFM, research professor, The Franciscan Institute, St. Bonaventure University
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The first letter to the Corinthians offers crucial insight into a less-than-perfect Christian community struggling to follow Jesus in a multicultural world. Providing a fresh exegesis of the text, Montague examines the divisions within the Corinthian church, issues about marriage, problems with worship, and questions about the resurrection—and reflects on contemporary applications of Paul's first-century epistle.
George T. Montague, SM (STD, University of Fribourg), is Professor of New Testament at St. Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas. He is the author of more than twenty books, including Understanding the Bible. In 1995 he began a new religious community in the Marianist family, the Brothers of the Beloved Disciple.
In this volume, Thomas Stegman presents us with his work on Second Corinthians, a book he believes demands the most attention from Christians. Stegman is judicious and handles the material of Second Corinthians well, without losing his intended audience: Catholics who since Vatican II have shown a greater desire to learn about and understand Scripture and its role in their faith. It relates Scripture to life, is faithfully Catholic, and is supplemented by features designed to help readers understand the Bible more deeply and use it more effectively in teaching, preaching, evangelization, and other forms of ministry.
A blessing offered to the whole Church, Tom Stegman's commentary presents the heart of St. Paul's message: the fullness of God's love for us that has opened up a new way of life, empowered by the intimate presence of the Holy Spirit, who shapes us more and more in the likeness of Christ. This inspiring book will encourage numerous Catholics and other Christians in understanding better and accepting more generously a truly Christ-centered existence.
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Thomas Stegman's commentary on 2 Corinthians is elegant, clear, and deeply insightful. He takes one of Paul's hardest letters and makes it intelligible. With a masterful grasp of Paul's rhetoric, he shows readers how the apostle challenges his ancient readers—and readers today—to live out the character of Jesus Christ.
—Luke Timothy Johnson, Robert W. Woodruff Professor of New Testament and Christian Origins, Candler School of Theology, Emory University
Thomas D. Stegman, SJ (PhD, Emory University), is Associate Professor of New Testament and Professor Ordinarius in the ecclesiastical faculty at Boston College School of Theology and Ministry in Newton, Massachusetts. He is the author of The Character of Jesus: The Linchpin to Paul's Argument in Second Corinthians.
In this volume, Peter Williamson interprets Ephesians for pastoral ministers and lay readers alike. Insightful, very accessible (especially to those unschooled in the use of commentaries) Ephesians provides a fresh and informative treatment of this epistle that handles biblical scholarship without delving into technical jargon or merely "academic" issues. This volume, like each in the series, relates Scripture to life, is faithfully Catholic, and is supplemented by features designed to help readers understand the Bible more deeply and use it more effectively in teaching, preaching, evangelization, and other forms of ministry.
A landmark achievement in theological interpretation of Scripture in and for the Church. Everything about it is inviting and edifying. Highly recommended for all!
—Michael J. Gorman, Professor of Sacred Scripture, St. Mary's Seminary and University, Baltimore
Peter S. Williamson (STD, Pontifical Gregorian University) holds the Adam Cardinal Maida Chair in Sacred Scripture at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, Michigan. He is the author of Catholic Principles for Interpreting Scripture and coeditor of John Paul II and the New Evangelization.
The apostle Paul's New Testament letters to Timothy and Titus offer crucial guidelines for pastors and church leaders. Montague presents sound exegesis that fully explores the offices and duties proposed in the first century, explains how they differ from contemporary practice, and reflects on the pastoral, theological, and practical applications of the text.
A good mixture of scriptural scholarship, background information, church teaching, and practical application. . . . [This commentary] will help especially the teacher and the preacher.
—David Sanders, OP, New Blackfriars
George Montague's volume on First and Second Timothy, Titus in the Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture is a rich addition to the study of the Pastoral Epistles. Tackling the tough questions of authorship and dating, Montague presents a scholarly and Catholic exegesis that incisively analyzes all the arguments and draws carefully thought-out conclusions. Gleaning from sources ancient and modern, the scope of the commentary is broad and faithfully Catholic. The sidebars and historical and cultural notes make this an exceptionally valuable resource. This is certainly a welcomed addition to my library!
—Steve Ray, host of the ten-part documentary series Footprints of God: The Story of Salvation from Abraham to Augustine
George T. Montague, SM (STD, University of Fribourg), is Professor of New Testament at St. Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas. He is the author of more than twenty books, including Understanding the Bible. In 1995 he began a new religious community in the Marianist family, the Brothers of the Beloved Disciple.
First and Second Peter, Jude
- Author: Daniel Keating
- Publisher: Baker
- Publication Date: 2011
- Pages: 224
In this volume, Daniel Keating interprets First and Second Peter and Jude for pastoral ministers and lay readers alike.
Daniel Keating (DPhil, University of Oxford) is Associate Professor of Theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, Michigan. He is the author or coeditor of several books, including The Appropriation of Divine Life in Cyril of Alexandria, The Theology of Cyril of Alexandria, Aquinas on Doctrine, and Aquinas on Scripture.
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Other celebrities, including Paris Hilton, rapper Common and motivational guru Tony Robbins, posted bits of Brothers' advice on Twitter, such as: "The best proof of love is trust."
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To be sure, Liddell may have benefited from the widespread frustration with veteran executives at GM and other automakers. But what likely got him the job (and a shot at the CEO spot, according to GM interim CEO Edward Whitacre) was the general management skills that are increasingly setting the best CFOs apart from the rest. In the press release announcing the move, Whitacre said he and the board were "looking to [Liddell's] experience and insights in corporate strategy" to help with the automaker's massive restructuring efforts.
"GM's board is not asking [Liddell] to design a car or manufacture one," says Russell Boyle, head of the financial officers practice at Egon Zehnder, noting that Liddell didn't have any technology-industry experience before going to Microsoft. "The ability to be a change agent, to influence across the businesses, and to bring something to the table beyond the traditional analytical skills — that's what's really being sought after here."
And while Liddell might stand out for the starkness of his change and the elevated profile of his new gig, Boyle says CFOs with his kind of skills cross industries "all the time," and that it's happening no more or less frequently during the downturn.
A number of recent CFO appointments seem to prove Boyle's point. Former Washington Mutual CFO Tom Casey just took the same role at Clear Channel Communications with no prior media industry experience listed on his résumé, Brian MacDonald joined Sunoco as CFO from Dell, and Peter Hathaway became JDA Software's CFO after 14 years in finance at Alliance Waste Systems.
Still, it's fairly rare these days for large companies to take a bet on a CFO from an industry far afield of their own. CFO's analysis of Audit Analytics data shows that of the approximately 77 S&P 500 companies that have had a new CFO start since January 1, 2009, only 15, or about 20%, came from other industries. Even then, many of the other industries were closely related to that of the hiring company. A majority of companies, in fact, preferred to stick with a known quantity and promote from within; only 40% of new CFOs came from outside the company.
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Wide receivers: Reggie Wayne had a career game last week, playing with so much emotion for his fallen leader and longtime friend, head coach Chuck Pagano. He won't set another career high, but Wayne's dedication (and reasonable cap number) makes him an appealing play against the Jets. Meanwhile, Larry Fitzgerald and Andre Roberts are licking their chops to go against a Bills team that's been getting absolutely obliterated the past two weeks and is giving up five touchdowns worth of points per week this season. Percy Harvin may be the hardest receiver in the league to defend and he's in a great position to excel against the Redskins. Joe Haden returns for the Browns, which makes A.J. Green a little tougher to play this week but should help Andrew Hawkins' chances against Cleveland; the slippery slot man should be worth the paltry sum you'll have to fork up for him this week. And if you really want to get edgy, try Deion Branch in a return to Seattle. Players always like to perform well when facing their old team, and Bill Belichick and Tom Brady have enough respect for everything Branch has done for the Pats to try to make something good happen for Branch.
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Quarterback: Matt Ryan is the NFL's MVP at this point in the season; even coming off a bye week, the Raiders have little answer for Ryan, Roddy White, Julio Jones or the ageless Tony Gonzalez. Ryan won't come cheap, but he's worth every penny. There's a rookie who'll be much gentler on your budget, though: In his first taste of the battle of Ohio, Cleveland's Brandon Weeden threw for 322 yards and two touchdowns -- and that was before he discovered Jordan Norwood and Josh Gordon as solid receivers. Weeden should post similar or better numbers when the teams square off in Cleveland this time. Arizona's Kevin Kolb is also getting little respect from the price setters after being battered in St. Louis, but he'll bounce back against the Bills.
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My editing workstation needs work and I need help.
I have a decent editing system that's about 2-1/2 years old. (Asus P658D, Core I7/920 OC'd to 3.8Ghz, and 12 GB fast memory.) I use it for editing stills and video, and a few other things. Until last week, all was well. Then one of the two disks in my Raid 0 data drive failed partially. With about 10 hours work, I was able to copy most of my media over to another drive.
Rather than spend the money to create a robust disk subsystem with multiple drives and a nice raid card, I opted go cheap and build my data subsystem using two drives in Raid 0 and use a backup utility to copy the media to a separate backup drive. This worked reasonably well for a while, but some time in the past the backup utility failed. So my media was living "on the edge". And I lost some of it when one drive partially failed.
This has to be remedied. The options are:
1. Replace the bad drive and configure as before.
2. Update the disk subsystem for better performance and safety.
3. Upgrade the entire workstation with new mobo,cpu, disks, etc.
Option 1 is too limiting and unsafe, so it's option 2 or 3.
For option 2, my current disks available are:
- MOBO disk controllers (2) - Marvel used for Raid.
- WD Velociraptor 300 GB (x2) - Currently one each for system disk and media cache/page file disk.
- WD Black 2TB (x1) - Was part of Raid 0. Now just sitting there.
- WD Blue 2TB (x1) - Backup disk.
- Old WD 500GB (x1) - Currently in removable bay for archiving.
New disk sub-system configuration (one alternative):
- Areca 1882ix raid controller (maybe PCIe 3.0) for current and future needs.
- 256GB SSD - System and Apps. (New)
- WD Velociraptors (x2) in Raid 0 config for media cache and page file. (Current)
- WD Black 1TB (x6) in Raid 5 config for media, projects, and other data. (New)
I'm not sure about backup and arhiving. Maybe repurpose WD Blue 2TB and old 500GB disk in the removable media bay?
Does this look like a reasonable disk config? Better options in general? Better options for backup and archiving? Bigger disks for Raid 5 (for future expandability)?
Option 3 - Rebuilding the entire system is certainly an option, but I think it would be a lot more work. I know that I'll need to do that in the future, but I'm wondering if it's good enough for now. This is a tough question.
I'd appreciate any help.
WD Blacks are not suitable for parity RAID 3, 5, 6, etc. because of timeout problems. They have come out with a new series of RED drives to overcome this problem but I do not know if anyyone has tried them yet. When Harm comes along he can suggest a better solution.
Thanks for the info. I wasn't aware of that limitation. Scratch the WD Blacks. I'll check out some others.
After some sniffing around, it looks like a Seagate or Hitachi SAS might be a better option.
I recently had to purchase a raid array for my new HP Z820 system.
I ended up with a Dulce Pro DQg2 16 TB system. Its performance with the HP is amazing. I am getting read/write speed of 1100/1000 for 1080 HD 8 bit media. I initially got the Caldigit Pro HD 2 with did not have such good speeds and had a very noisy fan.
I am quite impressed with their technology. They are using a modified Areca card as part of the raid controller system.
Thanks for the feedback. That Dulce Pro looks very nice, but a bit pricey for me.
I agree about the Areca technology-very nice. From a review on Newegg, there was this comment, "It is also pretty cool that the card can send emails when certain things happen, such as drive failures, etc." Active notification of a failure could be a lifesaver for me.
Your welcome. They also make a 8TB model which might be a better price point for you. I bought it because raid performance plays such an important role in the operation of the Adobe Mercury Playback Engine.
Interesting point about raid and the Mercury Playback Engine. I assume that applies to any raid. For now, I think I'll go with a DIY, internal solution because my current workstation case has lots of space and power for disks.
This morning, I found what appears to be short review of the Areca 1882ix-12 PCIe 3.0 version:
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Since my current MOBO is only PCIe 2.0, the new 1882ix 3.0 controller won't perform any better now, but it should when the MOBO/CPU/memory is upgraded. I.e. a better strategic purchase.
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One think to keep in mind with DIY internal raid is an awareness of the added heat it will add to the internal of your chasis. That of course will depend one what other stuff you alos have in there (CPUs / GPU).
If your budget is limited then I would suggest getting the Enterprise drives first and run a Raid 10 on the onboard controller. Then get the raid controller later. The WD Red Drives look like they will be variable spin rate drives so I am not sure what the performance will be on those. I am still waiting for them to arrive at Disti. If you have the budget for other Raid controllers, then there are cheaper 8 Port SAS options versus the Areca which also have better management utilities such as the Intel raid cards. The Areca cards have great performance but their utility is average at best and their rebuild times were really long last I checked which could cause schedule issues if dealing with drive failure. I suggest asking one of the forum members here with a current Areca card to test that if they have the opportunity.
This is moving along quickly. It looks like the best option is just a disk sub-system upgrade. The best option seems to be:
- Areca 1882ix-12 PCIe 3.0 raid controller. (Buy)
- 256GB SSD - System and Apps. (Buy)
- *WD Velociraptors (x2) in Raid 0 config for media cache and page file. (Current)
- *Seagate Constellation ES.2 2TB SAS 6Gb/s (x4) for in Raid 5 config for media, projects, and other data. (Buy)
- *WD Blue 2TB in the removable media bay for archiving. (Current)
* Items marked with asterisk would be on Areca raid controller.
I decided to go with fewer, larger drives to keep costs down but allow for future expansion.
According to the Areca specs, it looks like you can create multiple raids from the single controller. For current Areca users, are there any limitations with this?
Good point. Cooling has been a key issue for my workstation. Currently, it has water cooling for the CPU with two fans in push/pull config for the radiator. In addition, there are a total of total of six fans in the box not including the power supply fan (Corsair 850 watt). There is a system monitor in the front panel that monitors fan speed and temperature including CPU temp - currently they are reading betwen 68 and 74 degrees fahrenheit. Most of the fans are variable control and are running about 1/2 speed.
Since there are two workstations, a laptop and a small server in the home office, there is a portable air conditioner in the room specifically to keep the systems cool. To put it mildly, I'm VERY anal retentive about keeping the systems cool.
According to the Areca specs, it looks like you can create multiple raids from the single controller. For current Areca users, are there any limitations with this?
Not that I'm aware of. I have also been looking at the Constellation ES drives, but the cost is a major hurdle to take. I just got a quote for 24 x 2 TB and that adds up nicely to € 4K but since I don't need all that space I am contemplating 1 TB drives instead to get the cost down to around € 1500. Doubts, doubts, and more doubts...
Nice Dan!
Unfortunately my on-board raid controllers are SATA and are maxed out - they won't handle 8 drives, much less future expansion.
I'm open to other raid controllers than Areca and would love to hear from any raid controller user, especially about the management features. One nice feature of the Areca 1882 is that (apparently) it can send you an email in case of a failure. Since I'm over-the-top busy and not a great admin, I don't watch the system much. That feature alone is worth its wait in gold to me. Are you aware of any other controllers with this feature?
Regarding the WD Reds, I understand that their fastest spin is 5400 RPMs. That seems a bit slow.
As I posted just above, I'm now considering the Seagate Constellation drives. They are a bit more expensive, but if they are reliable in Raid configurations, they should be worth the extra bucks.
Thanks and regards,
p.s. I'm a contract software developer by profession. For my current customer, I'm building a data load system that runs 24 X 7. Unfortunately, I have to manage the system too. One of the designed-in features is proactive status and error notification by email. Not having to constantly monitor the system reduces my stress by about 90%. So email notification is now a mandatory requirement for my home system's raid controller.
Thanks for the feedback.
Regarding the 1TB vs 2TB drives, while my needs are much more modest than yours, I have the same issue - high cost and not needing the extra space. OTOH, more drives means more power, cooling, and used system drive slots. I.e. "Doubts, doubts, and more doubts...".
Another nice feature of the Areca controllers is that they have an exposed API. While nothing is ever guarenteed and I may not have the time, but I might be able to whip a small utility to handle system monitoring if their utilities don't meet my needs. If I ever did this, I'd be happy to share the source code with anyone who wanted it. (I'm only a fair photographer and videographer, but a pretty decent software developer. )
Anymore the Email notification is standard to most of the Management software options with the raid cards today. I don't think you will have a problem with that.


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Prayer for Those Who are Bedbound
O Father in Heaven, you are with me
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Needless to say, this part will be short.Ā Avery's mother walked out on her father Willy B (who, in this novel, reveals his relationship with Owen's mother Justine).Ā That being the case, Avery has commitment issues but nonetheless has always carried a torch for Owen, even though she apparently overlooked it for over two decades.Ā Enter Owen with his testosterone functioning, and all of a sudden the two are so hot for each other they almost consummate their newfound romantic relationship in a stairway.Ā After calling a halt to that, they decide to wait until New Year's, the point at which I suppose we hit our climax (no pun intended) in The Last Boyfriend, but one can't be terribly sure given the lack of anything much going on.Ā
There is the reappearance of the ghost Lizzie, who haunts one of the bedrooms in the inn.Ā She reveals several clues about her past during The Last Boyfriend, which amounts to all of the intrigue or suspense you're going to find.Ā The book wraps up with Beckett and Clare's wedding, which just drives home the fact that the recurring characters (Ryder especially) are the only things keeping The Last Boyfriend from utter yawn-dom.
I truly enjoyed The Next Always, the first book in the trilogy, though I could see where people who have no interest in architectural restoration or history would find the details dry.Ā I have an interest in both, so it suited me just fine.ĀThat said, the hashing and re-hashing of Owen's OCD and Avery's relationship phobia in this novel would have been something to overlook if not for the fact that nothing happens.Ā The inn is all but finished from the start.Ā There is no danger, next to no melodrama, and not one Āmysterious occurrence.Ā
Nora Roberts is almost always a re-read for me, but The Last Boyfriend will gather dust on my shelf, even should I revisit the other two books in the series.Ā Thankfully, it does not keep me from looking forward to A Perfect Hope, the third and final book, which is Ryder's and Hope's story.
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